What are the 4Ps in the marketing mix?

Product, Price, Place, Promotion

What does the term 'economies of scale' mean?

Cost advantages from increased production

What is the break-even point?

The level of sales where total costs equal total revenue

What is an entrepreneur?

Someone who organizes, manages, and assumes risks of a business

What does 'Just-In-Time' mean in inventory management?

Ordering stock only when needed

What is a stakeholder?

Anyone affected by business decisions

What is a niche market?

A small, specialized segment of the market

What is the primary function of a business plan?

Guide business operations and secure funding

Why is customer feedback important?

Helps improve product quality and service

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IGCSE Business Studies

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1
What are the 4Ps in the marketing mix?
Product, Price, Place, Promotion
Promotion, Placement, Pricing, People
People, Processes, Promotion, Packaging
Placement, Product, People, Process
2
What does the term 'economies of scale' mean?
Producing low-quality goods
Increasing revenue streams
Cost advantages from increased production
Increasing competition
3
Which sector does a bakery belong to?
Tertiary
Quaternary
Secondary
Primary
4
What is a common source of short-term finance?
Personal savings
Trade credit
Overdraft
Bank loan
5
What is the break-even point?
Revenue matching variable costs
Costs exceeding revenue
The level of sales where total costs equal total revenue
Sales revenue exceeding fixed costs
6
Which leadership style allows employee participation?
Democratic
Bureaucratic
Laissez-faire
Autocratic
7
Which is NOT a feature of a partnership?
Increased costs
Unlimited liability
No legal structure
Limited liability
8
What is an entrepreneur?
A government employee
Someone who organizes, manages, and assumes risks of a business
A manager in a company
A shareholder in a company
9
What does 'Just-In-Time' mean in inventory management?
Holding large amounts of stock
A method to predict customer demand
Stocking in advance to avoid delays
Ordering stock only when needed
10
Which element of marketing involves the physical appearance of a product?
Design
Advertising
Packaging
Branding
11
Which is an example of primary market research?
Internet research
Customer surveys
Social media polls
Official business reports
12
What is a stakeholder?
Only customers
Only shareholders
Only employees
Anyone affected by business decisions
13
What is a niche market?
The entire market
A market with high competition
A small, specialized segment of the market
A market where demand is falling
14
What is the primary objective of a sole trader?
Customer satisfaction
Environmental goals
Employee well-being
Profit maximization
15
What is one advantage of being a public limited company?
Ability to raise large capital
No risk for shareholders
Large workload for directors
Easier decision-making
16
What is a limitation of flow production?
Poor quality of goods
Lack of employee motivation
High setup costs
High flexibility
17
Which method of production suits unique, one-off products?
Flow production
Mass production
Job production
Batch production
18
What is the formula for total revenue?
Total costs ÷ Quantity sold
Fixed costs + Variable costs
Price × Quantity sold
Revenue × Cost
19
What is the primary function of a business plan?
To control employees
To identify suppliers
Guide business operations and secure funding
To analyze market trends
20
Why is customer feedback important?
Helps improve product quality and service
Doesn't affect the business
Helps customers trust the brand
Increases costs

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IGCSE Business Studies

20 termsStudBud Administration8 plays

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Questions 20

Answers

1
What are the 4Ps in the marketing mix?
Product, Price, Place, Promotion
Promotion, Placement, Pricing, People
People, Processes, Promotion, Packaging
Placement, Product, People, Process
2
What does the term 'economies of scale' mean?
Producing low-quality goods
Increasing revenue streams
Cost advantages from increased production
Increasing competition
3
Which sector does a bakery belong to?
Tertiary
Quaternary
Secondary
Primary
4
What is a common source of short-term finance?
Personal savings
Trade credit
Overdraft
Bank loan
5
What is the break-even point?
Revenue matching variable costs
Costs exceeding revenue
The level of sales where total costs equal total revenue
Sales revenue exceeding fixed costs
6
Which leadership style allows employee participation?
Democratic
Bureaucratic
Laissez-faire
Autocratic
7
Which is NOT a feature of a partnership?
Increased costs
Unlimited liability
No legal structure
Limited liability
8
What is an entrepreneur?
A government employee
Someone who organizes, manages, and assumes risks of a business
A manager in a company
A shareholder in a company
9
What does 'Just-In-Time' mean in inventory management?
Holding large amounts of stock
A method to predict customer demand
Stocking in advance to avoid delays
Ordering stock only when needed
10
Which element of marketing involves the physical appearance of a product?
Design
Advertising
Packaging
Branding
11
Which is an example of primary market research?
Internet research
Customer surveys
Social media polls
Official business reports
12
What is a stakeholder?
Only customers
Only shareholders
Only employees
Anyone affected by business decisions
13
What is a niche market?
The entire market
A market with high competition
A small, specialized segment of the market
A market where demand is falling
14
What is the primary objective of a sole trader?
Customer satisfaction
Environmental goals
Employee well-being
Profit maximization
15
What is one advantage of being a public limited company?
Ability to raise large capital
No risk for shareholders
Large workload for directors
Easier decision-making
16
What is a limitation of flow production?
Poor quality of goods
Lack of employee motivation
High setup costs
High flexibility
17
Which method of production suits unique, one-off products?
Flow production
Mass production
Job production
Batch production
18
What is the formula for total revenue?
Total costs ÷ Quantity sold
Fixed costs + Variable costs
Price × Quantity sold
Revenue × Cost
19
What is the primary function of a business plan?
To control employees
To identify suppliers
Guide business operations and secure funding
To analyze market trends
20
Why is customer feedback important?
Helps improve product quality and service
Doesn't affect the business
Helps customers trust the brand
Increases costs